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Or maybe you need to change your audio equipment. Who knows? 99% of what's sold nowadays is too bassy. No. We give Tim Schuldt precise instructions, and, once the album is released, you'll be entitled to show us all your dynamic range graphs, and naturally explain us all how good a sound engineer you could be. Until that blissful moment happens, let's just talk about what we know. And what we know is: it's killer music! Long samples here: http://www.suntriprecords.com/release/cat/SUNCD41/

I don't draw a line, I just listen to some music.

People are all very busy, lots of time spent on social networks, psynews comes on top... Reviewing times may be over. Look at what they do on IMBD which is an old platform : just a mark / 10 Look at what they do on RottenTomatoes which is a more recent platfom: good/bad + 3 lines of review. Maybe that's what we should do. And integrate in in facebook or soemthing.

Congrats to the willers. Seen the number of releases in 2015, we can say these 75+49 albums are the top 8% everyone ought to listen to. I'm deceived by the ranking of Celestial Intelligence, which IMO remains one of the best Suntrip albums ever. Maybe it's due to the fact it was released at the start of the year and thus has already faded in people's memories.

I was 18 (1995).

Boom !

The cover is made using formula Nr.2248 from Robert Carr, on which I put some coloring based on the "Plane Curve Traps" from K.Childress. And there is another fractal behind. I hacked this wallpaper quickly in case you want to decorate your desktop http://www.suntriprecords.com/media/releases/SUNCD40/SUNCD40_wallpaper.jpg

GREAT !!!

+1 add RA - 9th to that, and Celestial Intelligence too.

Too many good memories. One huge party in Paris with killer live acts one after the other (TE, AP, X&F, Oforia, Hallucinogen, Space Cat, XD, Psychaos...) all of them being stellar. Absolum in 97. Talamasca in 98. Logic Bomb when they were unknown. Kox Box at Samothraki 2002. Filteria a couple of times. One of the best was Infected when they were still unknown. So many good moments... But two topped all that, and left me totally stunned: - Total Eclipse in october 1996 in Bordeaux. - Solar Fields / HUVA network at Aurora 2009 The kind of moments after which you think "Incredible...incredible...can't top that...impossible...maybe I should stop listening to that kind of music, cause everything will be less good now". Fortunately such thoughts only last a short moment

Hallucinogen and all his projects Transwave Etnica/Pleiadians Total Eclipse Solar Fields Hol Bauman Khetzal Filteria Dimension 5 Shakta ...and many more

@DJ Sunborn @Richpa @UX @Antic604 @thanosp81 and @all: we are just selling good music we managed to get our hands on. Not a money thing. Not an ego thing. Only good music.

Bye man, see you on the other side ! I started a R.I.P. group on Psynews. It was bound to happen. https://www.psynews.org/forums/user/6336-nemo-bofh/ https://www.psynews.org/forums/user/7834-sideffect/

I have to say I am baffled by how great this music is. I was in awe, the first time I heard the promo. This music is both sensitive and fully danceable. Joy. Bliss. A complete enlightenment throughout the album. We're completely not into the stereotypes of newschool music. Listening to this one is like watching a firework whilst seated in a cocoon! A 10/10 for me.

I think David Battenfield - Sonic Ghazal will always keep a special place in my heart. http://www.discogs.com/Various-Miditation-2-Binary-Chill/release/260750

Manuser mentioning Dark soho made me think of Violet Vision. Sub6, in their beginnings also had a unique sound.

After 20 years of physical only, I passed to Physical+digital in 2013 and moved to digital only in the end of 2014. Wasn't there another recent thread more or less related to this one ?

And today is the 16th birthday of Psynews !!!!

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Bravo !!!

In TE's defense, we could say that the masterng is totally hideous, and it ruins even cool tracks such as Chewbacca. Not such a bad album but clearly not a match for the awesomeness of "Violent Relaxiation".

Radical is somewhere between MFG and Total Eclipse to me.

try IONO Records or Spintwist.

OK Joseph, I see you ordered from our shop. The process of exploding the master and encoding it to flac/mp3/etc is entirely automatic and the command line is lame -V0 since the very begining. Our mp3s have always been VBR best quality, not 320kbps. VBR actually average around 260kbps, each chunk being somewhere between 32kbps and 320kbps depending on the frequencies requirmeents. Just to be extra sure, I checked with Denshi Danshi and Aurora Sidera and this is the same thing: VBR.